Only a very small number of anthropology graduates end up working as anthropologists. The likelihood is that you will be working for development agencies or non-governmental organisations. Jobs directly related to your degree include charity office, community development worker, International Aid Worker, Local Government Officer, Market Researcher and Social Researcher. Your degree could also be useful in higher education, human resources, museums/galleries, social work and PR work. To find out more visit Prospects
Did you know that many graduate programmes will take applicants from all degree programmes?
So how can I land my dream job? Work experience is essential, especially in areas relevant to the work that you want to work in. Also get involved in societies.
You might also want to consider further study. Common areas include criminology, development studies, journalism, law, marketing, teaching and environmental anthropology.
Kent graduates have gone on to pursue many interesting careers including marketing, paralegal, property manager, teaching assistant and wine adviser. For a full list please click here. Others, after additional study have become Registrars, Nurse, business manager, editor and chief technical adviser. For more info see here
For more information on careers after your degree visit the Careers and Employability Service